The PCP story.
I just retired after 32 yrs with the Army, I was missing shooting ARs and other things that go bang so I started going to the local range and burning 5.56 in my ARs and 9mm in my modified Sub 2000 along with 45, 22, 308, 270 and quickly realized ammo is expensive and hard to come by. So I decided to get a new scope for my 30 yr old Springer, instead I purchased a Benjamin nitro piston from a box store and loved it at first but after junking a few scopes and venturing into the interweb I discovered these PCP thingies and purchased me a Guantlet .25cal and was amazed with its power and accuracy. But as you know the more I learned and watched YouTube that bigger and better things were on the horizon so now I'm sitting here with an FX Impact MKII .30 700mm, Condor .25cal, Texan .45cal carbine a compressor, chronograph, tripods, bipods, several IMO high dollar scopes, and others are sure to follow. So it's a love hate relationship. I love it and the wife hates it!
I just retired after 32 yrs with the Army, I was missing shooting ARs and other things that go bang so I started going to the local range and burning 5.56 in my ARs and 9mm in my modified Sub 2000 along with 45, 22, 308, 270 and quickly realized ammo is expensive and hard to come by. So I decided to get a new scope for my 30 yr old Springer, instead I purchased a Benjamin nitro piston from a box store and loved it at first but after junking a few scopes and venturing into the interweb I discovered these PCP thingies and purchased me a Guantlet .25cal and was amazed with its power and accuracy. But as you know the more I learned and watched YouTube that bigger and better things were on the horizon so now I'm sitting here with an FX Impact MKII .30 700mm, Condor .25cal, Texan .45cal carbine a compressor, chronograph, tripods, bipods, several IMO high dollar scopes, and others are sure to follow. So it's a love hate relationship. I love it and the wife hates it!
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